This is my take on creating a ground station, and it turned out really great.

I simply took the tripod and removed both the video handle and half the camera mount and installed the hardware as shown in the pictures.

The antennas reach a height of about 180cm when the tripod is fully extended.

Tripod:
http://www.banggood.com/Wholesale-NEW-53-Inch-PROFESSIONAL-Flexible-Tripod-Mount-Stand-for-Camera-Camcorder-Portable-p-43767.html

Boscam FR632 video receiver:
http://www.banggood.com/Boscam-FR632-Diversity-5_8GHz-32CH-Auto-Scan-LCD-AV-Receiver-p-958097.html

Patch antenna:
banggood.com/Aomway-5_8GHz-14dBi-High-Gain-Flat-FPV-Receiver-Antenna-p-947148.html

This antenna has been proven to have an incredibly bad design, resulting in a horrible signal strength. I do not recommend it in any way. I instead recommend investing a bit more into a 5-turn or 7-turn (depending on your usage) helical antenna from VAS, IBCrazy or any other reputable manufacturer.

Cloverleaf antenna:
http://www.banggood.com/Aomway-5_8GHz-FPV-4-Leaf-Clover-AV-Transmission-RHCP-Antenna-1-Pair-p-961730.html

Hardware:

• 1x M5x40mm screw. This is substituting the original video filming handle on the tripod. Adjust the tightness to your own preference.
• 1x M6 hinged stave, at least 500mm long. Don't make it too long as it otherwise won't fit in the included bag for the tripod.
• 5x M6 nuts.
• 2x M6 nyloc nuts.
• 4x M6 washers.
• 1x M6 spring washer.

That's all you need! Including all the hardware and components it turned out to cost only around 110€ to build this.